It's vast, it's complex, and there are so many jobs possible. Not sure where to start?
Explore our three volumes — Record Label, Artist's Team, and Recording Arts — to find your perfect fit.
Record labels are companies that sign record deals with musicians to manufacture, distribute, and market their music.
Secure radio airplay and playlist placement to grow an artist’s audience
Radio Stations
Social
Getting the word out about an artist; looking for press opportunities.
Multiple Artists
Social
The middleman between the record label and the retailers (physical & digital).
Administrative
Business
The artist's team helps out the day-to-day life of the artist regarding all business and organizational aspects.
From contract drafts to court cases, Entertainment Attorneys advise and represent their clients regarding all legal matters.
Multiple Artists
Degree Required
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From tour announcements to album releases, Publicists are responsible for promoting their artists’ work through media campaigns.
Multiple Artists
Social
Producing and executing campaigns that fuel exposure, brand development, and visual image for an artist.
Management
Close to Artist
An Artist Manager is the official representative and consultant of an Artist.
Creative
Administrative
Behind the glass - Discover the different roles who take part in the creation of every songs and albums.
From lyrics to instrumentals, Songwriters create tracks that span across all genres of music.
Creative
Studio
The sound engineer is a professional in the music industry responsible for the technical side of reproducing sound, mixing, and recording processes.
Creative
Studio
Oversees, manages, and directs the entire production process of a track
Creative
Studio
Music composers are responsible for creating original musical works for various purposes e.g., Film & TV, Video Games, or Advertising.
Creative
Studio